Tools #

Neovim #

Neovim is configured with LazyVim and uses an terminal-derived color scheme, so your client terminal's look will the reflected on the Omaterm box, even when it changes live. You can start neovim with the n alias.

(If you're connected to the box via TTY, like through Proxmox, you also have access to plain vim, which can be started with the v alias.)

Mise #

Mise lets you install multiple versions of the same development environments. By default, you'll have access to Ruby and Node when the box is booted. But you can just run, say, mise use -g go, and you'll have access to the latest go.

Docker #

Docker is setup to be sudoless and comes with both buildx and compose. There's a d alias to start it, so d ps will show you all the containers you currently have running.

You can also run LazyDocker using the lzd alias. This gives you a full control-panel TUI for your Docker setup.